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Office, LU.DG Al LL. -i s pndon. • - T 4 ' ,1 15....9j.\.TS insured with this Office, whose cies expire af•Midsummer, are respcdfully informed, I "; Receipts for the Renewal of the same are now ready for fitvery at the Office, and with the v .respedive Agents of the Company throughout the Unit'd Kbralom. ' W I LI. I A M. bU RY, Secretary. , N.B. Policies of Insurance, w lilLii•eXpiic at the above pe it*-41, should he renewed wit in Fifteen'Days thereafter. . .. . EAGLE LIFE INSURANCE, . COKNHII.I:, LONDON. ' - THIS description of Insurance is of; inestimable _ . ImOortanee to all Persons holding Annuities, Leases., °' Office* dependent on Lives -or Whcr,e'lncome cease with Life " - ' . .. . . Example :—lt Persbn thirty Sears of ae may; by 'the Strait annual Payment of 131. 7s. 4 secure 5 001. tt, be Paid (to his Familyt, or otherwise, as he may direa) at his death. Any othet,sum may be invred ',in like manner, and at any other age. One Person may insure another's Lite, to the amount of any Interest lie may have in the cOnti. nuance thereof. No Entrance Money or Admission Fine required. : - `Nii Charge fol"Pellici6s Or' CertificateS 'Of tte kwat- No Registry of assignments , required, A larg;e (:(1 - 1 IS' W . ' ea t o m- is h 0 it OW solicitors, or other fersons procur ing Insurances. . .. • - • - W. BEETFIAM, SeCietary. . . TURTLES. WVILTSHIRE; King's . E16(1 . Tavern, Poulfr . r, has , just landed a Lot of fine hvely T . Llp.Tk..4 Or Sale, • • Turtles dressed every day in the highest perfeaion for Par ties, or sent to any part of Town or Country. , TO SHIP-BULL,DERS. BRITISH HERRING FISHING COMPANY, FISHMONGERS'-HALL. •'' THE DIRECTOR 6 of the .above Concern avg . , ready to receive Tenders fdr ContraC:ts to 13111 I:,D the, 'HULLS of: VESS,ELS, to. be. Schuoner-rigged, including Jiror, and liiiner's Work, for the Deep Sea Fishery, of 7. Tons Admeasurement, so Feet on the Keel, 17 Feet 6 Inches on the Beatii, and 8 Feet Mahe-Hold. The Terriers to be sent, sealed and free of postage, to the .420 6:pally's Office, as under, and stating the time required to ,complete the Conti - Acts: liblirriongersi- Hall, THOS. SAUNDERS, Sec. lune :I, 1810. - This Day was published, • eantifully 'printed in super-royal folio, by Bensley ; illus trated - fifteen Views in aquatinta, engraved acid eolourctl •by St:tnler, to imitate the original draWings'by john Sin.tit (designer 01. the views in , Italy and Switzer land), A TOUR to HAFOD, in CARDIGANSHIIIE, the Seiit of Thomas johnes, *Esq. M. P. By..IAMES EDWARD •SMIT11; M. D. F. R. S. • •• President-of the Linnean Society. • ' Printed for ‘V h&c' and Co. Horace's-Head Fleet-'street. • '1 Day was published,. 4n Qua , to, price c t s. or fine paper txs. 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Arso Van 111. containing. 13 Viewsin Cheshire, .of laboia bepiCta • a series of Views of the most interesting and. P i cturesque objeds in Great Britain,' engraved from draw- A, 14, bY Mesrs. aringion, Hearne, Turner, A li!xander, Sze. rice 11. 1.5• A few sets of 'Proofs on Imperial Paper, Price 31. r os. • Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. . Of whom may be had, The First V o l u me of Magna Britannia ; containing the C ounties of Bedford, Berk% and Bucks. And the First Part of , VOl. 11. containing CaMbridgeshire.; each illusrtated by merous._Engravings; Alan, tlw First, and Second Parts of Br itannia DypiCh, containing Views ip the same Counties. %.* These two works, which illustrate each other,. are togetner, ofiseparate • they will be continued regularly p er i ug l i ,,arranZad Cottn !,‘:s alptiaßetically), and printed on paper of corresponding 41 41• and quality. • I - • if 44 - 0 //tiltiii / / //1"A I tl • 4 • • . - fir -Tr *4. FR. 1 DAY, JUNE 22, JBlO. SALES OF ESTATES,: -Brc. GROWING CROPS of MEA DO GRASS, and a few ACRES of CABBAGES. ' LALEHAM, IviI• , DLESEX. TO BE SOLD BY. AUCTLON, By Messrs. HOGGART and. PHILLIPS, . On the Farm belonging to the late Edmund Tattersall, Esq. deceased, at Laleharn, on Tuesday,. the 26th of Mine, instant, 'at Eleven o'clock; in various Lots of Ten and _Thi.rty Acres; •. rrHE VALUABLE GROWING CROPS of GRASS upon Two "Hundred . and' Nineteen Acres of rich Meadow Lang, and a few Acres of Cabbages, . To be viewed, by applying to Mr. Dickinson, the Bailiff, on the. Premises, and Catalogue& had at the -Bush, Staines ; Castle, Windsor ; Griffin, Kingston ; Chaatca's, .at Hounslow ;'Black Dog. Bedlonf; Windthill, Salt-Hill ; King's Head, Twickenham ; ,Ram, Smithfield ; at the Audion Mart r and , 'of Messrs: Hoggart and Phillipi, No. 6z, Broad-street, near the Royal-.sgehange. :,• - • .:1. FREEHOLD ESTATE between. BROMLEY atidSEVEN OAKS, KENT. TO BE SOLD'BY - AUCTION, • By - Meiirs.'HOGGART and. PHILLIPS, At the Auction Kart,; on Friday, j u ly 6, at Twelve, • AValuable and Improvable FRE E HOLD , ESTATE, delightfully situate, near the eighteen mile-stone, on the Tunbridge-road, near Seven-Oaks, eight ; miles from Bromley, at, Rinchmore-hill, in the County of Kent ; Consisting of a spacious House, formerly the Porf:u pine Inn, with Coach-house, Stabling; and Out-buildings; also sundry inclosures of rich Arable, Pasture,. and Wood, land,cotitaining altogether about In° Acres, entirely in a Ring' Felice, and Offrs a' most desirable situation for the ereaion• of a Spurting Brix, in a country abounding witlfgame, -and in the neighbourhood of hounds. Immediate possession will be given. • To be viewed; and Particulars •hadi'ten days preceding the Sale, at the Royal Oak, Sevenoaks ; Bell, - Bromley ; at the Auction Mart; of -- Willard, Esq. Sevenoaks.; end of 11(hl.srs. Hvggart and- PhiliipS,. 6z, Oid Broad-street, 'near the Royal Exchange, VALUABLE FREEHOLD FARMS in the COUNTY of SUFFOLK. .TO BE,SOLD BY .AUCTION, • By Xlers'. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, At the Anaion Mart, opposite the Bank, on Friday, July 13, at Twelve, riAPITAL FREEHOLD:FARMS and LANDS, .caIred...WITHERUEN, .HAWLEY ..GREEN, and BRICK. W4LL, situate in the Parishes of Witherdoir and Urnswell ; containing together about 6.)0 Acresof uncom.inon rich Arable,--Pasture, and 'Meadow Land, about five miles -from Stowmarket, to Irons Bury St. Edmund's, and about s horn Mendleshain and I x-worth, in the County of Suffolk, together with the Manor Of Witherden-hall and Pulliinn. ha 11, - with its members, with sundry Farm.houses, Barns, Stab ling, and numerous Out-offices ; at low Rents, upon old Leases just expiring. Tube viewed twenty days previous to the Sale, and Parti culars thenliad at the Angel, Bury St. Edmund's ; King's Head, Stowniarket ; the principal Inns at Mendleshain and I xworth ; at the Auttion 'Mart ; and of MessrS. Hoggart and Phillips, 6z, Broad-street, near the Royal Exchange. CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE, HEREFORD- S - . TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, At the Audion.mart, on Friday; duly 13, at Twelve • &Clock, r 'rTAE PONTRYLAS . -ESTATE,' situate in the Parishes of Kentchurch- ' ‘Kenderchurch; Ecvicias Ila rold, and .Rowlston, in: the County of Hereford, 12 miles from Monmouth, 16 from Ross, and i 3• from London; con sisting of sundry eligible Fatms and Wood Land, to'ntairihig iogethet•One Thousand Three llutvired:Acres' of rich Mea dcsw, Pasture, .Arable, Orcharding, and Wood. Land, bounded' and intersected by. the Rivers Monow, Worin, and lloyer„ which abohnd with Fish; with a capitol Mansion-House, *substantially built, called Pontry las; delightfully situated in ft most romantic .part..of:. the country,-.with Offices of. every •description, suitable for the residence of a respetlable Family, with eapacious Farrnhouses, Barns, Stabling and Ouf-buildiugs, let to Messrs. Adams, Nicholas, Beavan, Gminson, Williams, Powell. Griffith, and Floyd, on Leases nearly expiring, at Rents amounting to about /tie Thousand Pounds per anNum, cATable of being considerably increased. To be viewed with leave of the Tenants, and Particulars had, 20 days preceding the sale, at the Hotel- Inn, Hereford ;. the Swan, Ross ; Beautort Arms, Monmouth; Swan and Falcon ergavenny ;of Messrs. Hanson and Birch, Solici tors, Chancery-lane; at the Aiietion Mart; and of Messrs. Hoggart and. Phillips, 6z, Broad-street, near the Royal Ex change, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. • FREEHOLD LAND, ELIGIBLE for IjUILDING, near ' ROCHESTER. • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, ' • By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, At the Audinn Mart,onFridly„ the 27th of july, at welve &Clock, in Three Lots - AMOST De,irable FREEHOLD .ESTATE, Called BROM PTON FARM; containing One Hun dred and Forty-three Acres of excelent Arable '.Land, in a high state of cultivation, partly enclosed ,by flourishing Quick Hedges, deliOtfully, situated for - building Villas, in front of the high road to Dover, in the pagishes of Strood and Frindsburyi five miles from Gravesend, one from Rochester. and 27 front London ; a beautiful part of the County of Kent, commanding extensive and picturesque prospects of the Thames and Medway, the Nore, and the reijacent Coun try, with a Farmhouse, Barn, Garden. and Outbuildings. The Lard-Tax is redeemed. . • • The Estate is in hand, and the Purchasers will be ac commodated with early possession, and one- third of the war chase-Money may remain on mortgage. To be viewed, by applying to the Bailiff; Mr. George "Wheeler, at Bill-street, Frindsbury • and Particulars had zo days preceding•the Sale, • at- the Bu i lt, • Crown, and King's i Head Inn, RocheSter Falcon and Prince of Orange lons, Gravesend ; Bull and George and Granby. Inns, Dartford George, Sittingbourne; Star and Bell Inns, Maidstone; Mr. Gibbs, Solicitor, Strood ; at the AuClion Mart ; and of Messrs. Hoggart and Philliips, No. 2z, Broad-street,,, Lon don.- IMPROVEMENTS NEAR THE,HOUSES OF PAR LIAMF.NT. - GROUND TO BE LET FOR BUILDING, FREE FROM LAND-TAX. THE COMMISSIONERS, under,. he A& of Parliament of the 45th year of his present Majesty's Reign, having,• with the consent of the Lords of the Trea sury, determineil to Let the.G round situate on the West Side of the New Square, in l'alace,yard, 55 feet in depth next Great George-street, on which it abuts, and extending from thence towards Westminster Abbey 210 feet, and then turn ing in a westerly-direCtion p,rallel to the front of the new Sessions House, and forming front of "05 feet opposite the Abbey, - with Ground in the rear thereof, applicable to Stable buildings, for the term of ninety-five years and three guar. .tors from Lady-day last. Notice is hereby given, That any Person or Persons who may be desirous of taking the whole or any part of the said Ground, may inspeel the Designs and Particulars-for Building thereon, b applying at the Utlice - of Mr. G roves, Surveyor to the Commissioners, in Great Scot.; land-yard; where sealed Tenders for taking the same, in which the Rent proposed to be given is to be inserted in words at length, addressed "To the Commissioners for the m - y rovement of IVestminstelV may be left qn or bctu.e the ist d'ay of August next. 15th tune, zato. E. ALLEN, • clerk to the Commissioilers, Carlisle.strecti Sotto. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, ,8,0, T HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS Md- YESTY's .ORDNANCI2- do hereby give Mace; That Proposals will be received.at their Office in on or be. , fore Friday the 29th Day of yulle inst. from such PersM;s as may be willing to undertake "tiT opt,: of 'Sundry Articles of C A . 11 PENTER'S 5,% O I4C, consisting of Chests, Carer, and Packing Boxes, for Service o]this Department, jor a period of Three Years'. Pattern: of the Articles may be viewed upon Application at the Prineipal.Storekeeper's qifice, a: the: Tower ; and further- Par-' titulars, together with the Terms, and Condition: of the CoryraFt, may be Inoy.ern at the Secretary's• Office, in P.:II Mall, af.tesaid, any Day, between the ll.,urs of Ten and Four o'Ci , ek, while the "Pryaals must ho dellveied, sealed up and judo, red, "P roposals for' Carpenter'i. Work ;" but no Proposals can be admitted atter the: said e.gth Day ol yaw, at Twelve o'clock at Noon of the same fly ; neither will a 9 Trader he noticed, unless the Party making it, or an Agent in his Behalf, shall attend. _ By order °Jibe Board, , IL 11. CREIV, See. 7 RZN,SI)ORT-OFFICE, agne . l9, at°. *THE COMMISSIONERS for Conducting His MAJESTY': TRANSPORT SERVICE, for taking Care of Sick and Wounded Seamen, and or the Care and Custpdy :Of Prisoners of War, do hod!) , give Notice, That they will be ready al this Office ;,on Thursday, the sth Day of July, aro, to receive sealed Tenders, and treat with such Pet sons as may be tuillfng to contrail for supplying the undermentioned Articles jor •Twelve Months certain, for the Service of Prisoners of War and Sick and Wounded Seamen, viz, FEATHER PILLOWS, SHOES; FLANNEL, FLANNEL DRAWERS, SHSETS, FLANNEL SHIRTS, LINEN SHIRTS, NIGH I' (ZAPS, and LINEN. No Tender will be receive after. One o'Clcck on the Day of Treaty, nor any noticed, unless the Party, or an Agent for him, Ipersonagy attend. Each Tender must be accompanied by a Letter frommo resp.-aable Person; engaging to 'become bound lvitb the Person tendering., in the Sum of 50x1. for the due phrfol mance 4 the Contrail. Fauber Par:iedars may be known Jy applying at this Office, and Samples may be impaled at the Storekeeper Generai's 05ce, IPiggint's eaay, Thames-street. AN AR i ICI.E OF-COMMERCE. To E T AS I' and %V 'AMERICA,I4, and RUSSIAN MERCHANTS. II • HEATH, o f Nottiiigham, informs the . Mer- JCII2IItS of England . , snd Traders in general, that for the co ivenience of Sale, he has placed hiS lUNIPER'S ES SY.NCE of P EPP P. RMINT and other Medicines in the haiulsot Mess's. Shaw and Edwards, 65, St. Paul's Claurch yard. JUNIPER'S ESSENCE of PEPPERMINT is well known as a safe, efteelual v and pleasant remedy iii Elatu lencies, Gouty ankholicky . r ains in the Stomach andßowels, indigestion, Hysterias, Sea Sickness, Nausea attendant on Piegnancy, Relaxation, .and Lassitude, arising fr , m Amos. pheric Heat, want of Appetite, 'lnjuries 'loin Inclement Weather, the'Abuse of Spirituous Liquors, acid in the Spas modic Aile4tions of the Stomach and Bowels, so common to Infants—adapting the dose to the urgency of tliC case. As a Family Medicine ; or for the Army or Navy, it will be found a valuable acquisition. Sold wholesale and retail, by Messrs. Shaw and EdwardS, '66, St: Paul's Church-yard, but none are genuine, .exczpt each bottle has " P. Heath, Nottingham,'' engraved on a Black Stamp. . . . In Stepper Bottles, as g.—and in Phials 2s. 4d. and t.s. A CFIALLENGII,. MESSRS. CURRIE-and Co. Surgeons, late in his Majesty's service,. challenge the whole, world tie prove a single instance where their medicine s and method of cure-have tailed of the desired Elie& The practice, of many years in this particular branch of their profession, - has not given rise to one unsuccessful; case. - • They continue to tlirett their studies to the.treatment and cure of venereal cri;np taints; and that derangement of the sys tem, which is the cons...:quence of the pernicious end wastetul etteets of a habit long and most unhappily pursued by the ou'th of boil, sexes. In the oiie it will be pound to b e the unfailing source of barrenness; the ether have-Its ravages la. tally developed to tl.srn , by- a distressing state..of debility, which if not timely remedied, terminates in irnpotence. these ' are. its remote anti ultimate effects, wade consunip tion, loss - of intisctilar power, and various nervous complaints, 'usually charatlerise the earlier stages of this solitary vied. -- Of persons languishing tin er the disorders incident to :such a habit, their treatment is simple, and has never proved unsuc cessAil in the coutsd of a lng, laborious, and much extended pratlice. In the most obstinate and complicated cases of Ye. nerealiufee.lion, such as obstructions in the urethra, spungy excrescences, hard tumors,. callous ulcers, 'eruptions, semi nal weakness, gleets, as Also Whether recent or of lung duration, and which have baf fled the skilt of uther•Praetitioners, are by their present im proved plan of treatment, ettectually and permanently cured, Nvititout the Patient suffering the excruciating pa n and larmin4 hemorrhage which frequently fol lows. the applica tion of the lunat caustic. In the course of twenty years extensive practice in this. Metropolis, numerous cases ;of Striduresdiave been add sir, itaily under their case, the total eradication or which iS effected by a safe, certain, and expe ditious mode of prktice, _superior to any other yet adopted. The weakness, relaxation, and debility proceeding front this compliiit are speedily removed, and the Patient restored to sound and vigorous health. But • where we debility has tor years ex►sted, a proper perseverance in their restorative re medies, after the Stricture has been destroyed, is indispensa bly requisite to revive the slUmbering sparks of life and to reanimate the constitution: Several. Noblemen and - Gentleinen of the first respeaabi. lity, have been under . the care ot,Messre. Currie and Go. tbr the removal of complaints of the Urethra, Strictures, &c. And having received a radical and permanent Cure, request that references may be given to them, as satisfactory evi dences of the decisive superiority of Messrs. Currie and Co's. plan of treatment. Many of these Gentlemen Lave had stridures from to to 2. 0 ve.:rs, end had been under the care of Messrs. flome, Heaviside, and other iurgeons ut equal netice, - who attempted the cure by the Jpplication of the t.u. pat Caustic, .without success. _ • _ ' _ _ . . Messrs. Currie and Co. 'nay be consulted by either sex with the greatest delicacy,' secrecy, and fionout, at their house, No. 07, Hatton •garden. Patients in the Country are requested to state the particu lars of their case, age, anti, general habit of living, tire. &e. inelosing a remittance for advice and medicines, when the barn% Av he given for.steiii..toany par't of the kingdom. ensure that secrecy so essential to their undertaking, the postage cat letters 111:13 , be added to the account tot medicines. 9tll Jtine, ibal. •-ta7, ~„ ~,,,, ..,, ~,,,.. ~.,,c .. ~, 4 • i..t.„0, ~,,_.,,, .. ..__„ „.....•,,:3.,.. _ i ._. ~ ,, 11 / 4 T• -„, t. N ~. i . • -:-. -, ' • ..-, ~ .-.- • ; , I C.• ' N s 7 . i . . ' '' ‘ + l ' t ' k ••,' • If ' ' PI CPI ICE,„SIXPE/ ! r c ..IIAI...SPNN 1( • ~Eff,PERLIL- 1 3 ; IRLL4MS.V1., 1 - 10LiSE OF PEERS. •• • . TII I 3}I4IDAYI JUNE 21: At three o'clock ,prepiely, the .s,:rEiktrti., attended by several Members. of the Ilou , e of Coma:oak; appeared at the Bar, when the Royal Commission 'wss read, notifying the 110 .) al Assent tv Several Pcs4 lie and Private Bil:s. • The. Commissioners ;were, the Arclibitliv - or Cauterbuty; the Lord : Chancellor, Manidis. Vvr •1- lesley, Earl of Westmoreland, atxl the .6.111 o? Ayksfctrd. . The Royal Assent having been gi'en to the4e Bills ] , The LORD itANc7eLLoite in the raffle' of hle Majesty ; addressed Parliament in the - follewlng Speech :-- " My Lords, and Gentlemen; • "His Majes:y has commanded Us to acquaint you ; that, as the publiAusinesS is now Concluded, be thinks it proper to ptit.an end ,to the preset,‘ Session of Parliam9nt. • We are commanded by Hi 3 Majesty to express . the satisfaaion he derived from the recluctlen of the Island Of Guadaloupe by His.Majesty't Arms, 'an event which, for the first lime in the instor% of the Wars of Great Britain, tiaS vrested from Frantz'all her possessions in that quarter of the world ; and which, together with the subseque6t Capture of the 'only Colonies in the West Indies which remained, : in the possession of the Dutch, has deprived His iNi*:* • jesty'S Enemies of every port in those seas from which the Interests of His Majesty, or, the UoAbi. coerce of hi 4 Subjeds ; can be Molested. " Gentle en of the house of Cernmon.,, " His Majesty has commanded us. to honk you ' for the liberal and . .ample Supplies which )ou have granted for the Services of the present year. " His Majesty deeply regrets the necessary ex tent of the demands which those Seit"ices have oveated but we are commanded to express , 0 you the consolation which he has derived from'observu ing that the resources of the Country, manifest ing themselves by every mark of prosperity:, ny.a Revenue increasing in almost-all its branches, aiid by a Commerce exten.iing.. itself in. new channels, and with an increased vigour in proportion, as tie Enunny has in vain atternpred to destroy it, .;lave enabled yOu to provide for the Expe,cei of . the year, without imposing.. the. bi,t-rden of ,my uevtt .Taxation on Great Britain; ..and that ; w.;l:e t.ia Taxes which have been nec:rssarily resorted to ft,4 Ireland, have been imposed upon articles which wilt not interfere with thetrowing prosperity of •that Country, you nave found it consistent with a die regard to its Finances tO diminish sonie. of those burdens, and relax some of those regulations of .tte venue, which: had been felt the most inconvenient in that part of the United Kingdom. , " His Majesty f ,rt her culw winds us to return you his thanks for tl,e. Pr9Vision which you have ena led him to make for the Establiqhment of his Sereuo Highness the Duke of Brunswick.. My Lords and Gentlemen ? oft, that His Majesty has direded us to acquaint you, that Portugal, rescued from the oppression of the Enemy, by ti.e powerful as,isiance of His Maje,ty:s Aroma, has exerted herself with vigour ancf energy in making every. preparation_ for repelling, with - - the coUtinued aid of His M tjesty's FOrces, any. renewed 'attack on the part of the Enemy, and that in Spain, notwithstanding the reveries 'which . have been experienced, the spirit of resistance agaiiist Vance still- continues - unsubaued and un abated: and His Majesty commands us, to as- , sure you of his tirnynd unahered touvictiOn, that nut only' the honour of liis Throne, but the best in terests of his Dominions, require his Moit strenuous and perseveting assistance toile glorious EAorts of those loyal Nations. His Majesty has commanded us (0 recommend to you, upon your return to your respective Coun ties, to use your bust e~tertions toproinote that spirit of 'order and obedienCe to the Laws, and that gene ral concord amongst all classes of Nis Majesty's Subjects, which can alone give full effect to His Majesty's paternal 'care fur the welfare anJ of his people. His nijesty has the fullest re. har.ce upon the affeetions Ins sub;eats, who,e loyalty aid attachment have hitherto supported hint through that long and eventful period, during which it has pleased avine Providence to commit the-In terest of the,e Dornißibris to kits charge. HisiMa jesty leek that the preservation of domestic peace a!)d tranquinty, 'ituder - the protection of the Law, and in obedience to its autuority, is amongst the most important duties which he owes - to his people.. . _ _ His Majesty commarrls U 5 to assure yOu that he • will not be wanting in the discharge of that duty .; and His Majesty will always rely ith confi\lence on the continued suppOrt of his ioyai su!jects, to enable him to ri'sist with success the de.sigtis of foreign enemies, and to transimt unimpaired to pos.. terity die bltssitigs of the British Constitu.:on." Tien a Commission for pi oroguing the Riritainent was read, after which the Lord Chancellor said, ‘1 aly Lordi and Gentlemen, cc By virtue of His Majesty's Commission undtt the Great Seal, to us and otter Lords 'directed, and now re4d,we do, in His Majcsty'S name, and in obe , (hence to his _commands, prorogue this Parliament to Tuesday, ,the . twenty-fist day of August next, to be then her. holden ; and this Parfia,nent is accord ingly prorogued to l'ueilay, the twenty-first day of August nett." HOUSE OF COMMONS. • ' THURSDAY,. JUNEQ.i. The SPEAKER took the al a qua: - ta Wort; thLee o'clock.